The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
DISTRICT COURT JUDGES.
CANDIDATES TOk THE TERM WHICH
BEGINS ON JAM I, 1883.

shbnc1t
Operate On tho Filling or Nine Desirn-
BILE omces-Hew the Voters stand.
The place of Judge In one Of the District
Courts In New York Is considered highly de-
sirable one. The incumbent receives q salary
Of $4,000 a year for period OF six years. He
has. moreover. tho appointment OF clerk. an
assistant clerk, stenographer, an interpreter,
and two attendants. their aggregate salaries
being $1,000 year. The Judge holds court
during the winter on three days OF the week.
and In the summer on two. his ordinary hours
being from to H. The rest OF the day. or
rather the rest OF the week. IL his own, and, as
District Judges must under tho law DO men,
bers Of the bar, their opportunities for profess
sional practice are but slightly curtailed. and
their clientage and acquaintance Is very largely
augmented. II Ia not strange, therefore, that
all tho present Civil Justices whose terms ex-
pire on tho lat OF January next should be can
didates for reelection for tho term which ends
in 1894. The one exception Is Judge George
W. Parker Of the Third or Jefferson Market
district, who is disqualified by age from fur
Their service In this court Mr.. Parker is o Re-
publican.
1t is taken for granted among local poll
ticians that Tammany Hall and tho County
Democracy will this year unite on candidates
for Judgeships. Against the various nomi-
nees they will agree upon will DO arrayed 1r
wing Hall. the Republicans. and the Labor
people.
The First Judicial district takes In tho part
OF tho city south Of Houston street and west
OF Broadway. Tho present Judge in this dis
trict lie Michael Norton. Tammany. who was
elected In 1881. He Is candidate to succeed
himself. and should tho nomination 60 to
Tammany las probably it will, to the County
democracy peine aliotted' IN inc person OF Col.
Murphy, tho State Senator in the district Mr..
mocracy have tho selection OF the candidate
now Of the District attorneys once Irving wing
Han viii probably nominate and the Labor
John Callahan who ,y was Judge %s for the six
amount to t. in the he'd distrIo It ass
vear. Mr. Hs,r,tt 4 ava votes Gsorss 5o5 '
Roosevelt 2.1ss ' '' '''''' N'' ''''''
cents. oe tshss ona
Charles NJ. Clancy Of the Fourteenth ward. OF
Han BEEN thu s.s t tuevs rears
many has tho nomination. he will get it. If
the tn, selection goes to the County Democracy.
& IT. i: sS &: 9a5
SssE bssi VA e. tic tabor $sS
E JOIN saSo does
6.s2s: George. 2si3; RoSsevsit' ,4s2.
made q the he Snth saa fae ee n'I Wards
IL me 42s Ct owG aeorKs
Dean, Jr., Is slated fer the Republican nomina-
whss means election for him unSss the
here IN 1858. and Was defeated for Judge ud
pp9baSsy q III. neminat ssa
date Who. Us q Democrat, ever carried the
sh The Ninth o Ward Il noMada Ssr'
Sava The Third
over in times past BY Tony Hartman His sue
pnks TSs present insa@bepe 81 the oiiiee
sss sast s. hs SassP5 sas
OF Avenue and Norfolk street. 1tEave last
year: George, $3.50; Hewitt, 1853; Roosevelt,
any PEfsss so
so I owl ia Sond y. t4s Ne
yots, too. would 60 to TIE ReppbI:eans, who
propose to renominste Henry q. botty, who
WAS Was defeated t. by steekier In 1881. The County
Democracy mas named as yet no candidate.
Irving Hall had but handful OF followers here.
enR s Es1 S aas TT sss
on the eat side irGn ca5herlne to
40 I and the Hon; Timothy j. Campbell we're
John Henry Mccarthy, He will get tho nomt;
mation II It goes to Tammany Hall. and will
al
fhsary pulled ex-senator Tom drady through
have elected him had the boundaries OF the
tEonEfess diStriet neen the same mo- rs fhose OF
bly, 20 to the County Democracy, who have
slated for the place benjamin. J: Dourss. the
son-ln -law OF Commissioner Of Jurors Reilly.
ana at present an Assistant District Attorney.
ne I'll lives Of 22G Henry street IL TN Seventh
Warq. Joseph Il. NeWeerger OF the Twelfth AS
seInbly is also aGandldats on the County Side.
Present PROBABILITIES point to Dourqs and Nc
Carthy as the rival candidStss, the latter sup
ported by Irving Hail ana the JsnorSon1anS,
ana LOWS q. Gospel running on the RepuDll-
can ticket. the Labor people nave, as yet,
given no sign As to what they VIII do here The
vote IN tho Eifth last year was: Hewitt, 1l,7SO;
George, $500; Roosevelt 4.3l6.